Nintendo dropped a surprise new release on the eShop earlier today. As if the Switch’s winter line-up wasn’t busy enough, eh? The Stretchers comes from Tarsier Studios – the minds behind Little Nightmares (and its upcoming sequel), as well as various PlayStation...
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One recent observation is that numerous big-name releases have managed to elude the press this week. It’s as if every major gaming site has review fatigue, perhaps brought on from being forced to play through Death Stranding in its entirety. The end...
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Bring out the fizzy pop and sugary snacks – it’s party time at Retro Gamer. The British publication, which launched in 2004, has reached the 200th issue milestone. The new issue – hitting newsstands 31st October – has been in the planning...
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Top-down space shooter Stellatum makes the jump from PC to consoles next month, arriving 9th October on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch. We’ve spent an hour with the Xbox One version (footage below) and early impressions are favourable, drawing comparisons with the...
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It’s strange to think that one of the biggest Switch releases of the year is an 8-bit Game Boy remake. Then again, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening wasn’t your typical Game Boy game – it was one of the handheld’s finest,...
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In the same week as a Nintendo Direct which included the confirmation of SNES games on Nintendo Switch Online, Nintendo has thrown this excellent teaser video out there: What is it? Why it’s some sort of ‘Nintendo Circle’ of course! The leading...
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Reviews of Gears 5 are now live, and while it has received some predictably glowing reviews – including top marks from God is a Geek, along with several 9/10s – not every critic was smitten by the eagerly awaited blockbuster. The Metro...
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Bulletstorm: Duke of Switch Edition has dropped onto the eShop for £24.99 with no official announcement, or even a dubstep filled launch trailer. It was even missing from yesterday’s weekly eShop line-up, which Nintendo themselves curates. Our more cynical side believes publisher...
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